Mock test setups for every major Indian exam

Each guide gives the exam’s current pattern and shows how to reproduce its sections, timing and negative marking in Turgor Exam Engine, so the mock your students sit scores the way the real paper does.

SSC CGL Tier 1

Pattern: 4 sections × 25 questions, 200 marks, 60 minutes

Marking: +2 per correct answer, −0.50 per wrong answer

Engine: Per-section negative marking and a percentile against your batch

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IBPS PO Prelims

Pattern: English, Quant and Reasoning: 100 questions, 100 marks, 60 minutes

Marking: −¼ of the question’s marks per wrong answer

Engine: Section-wise scores and the IBPS penalty per section

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UPSC Prelims

Pattern: GS Paper I (100 questions) and CSAT (80 questions), 200 marks and 2 hours each

Marking: −⅓ of the question’s marks; CSAT qualifies at 33%

Engine: The one-third penalty applied exactly, with a pass mark for CSAT

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NEET UG

Pattern: 180 questions across Physics, Chemistry and Biology, 720 marks, 3 hours

Marking: +4 per correct answer, −1 per wrong answer

Engine: Subject-wise breakdown and a percentile on every attempt

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JEE Main Paper 1

Pattern: 75 questions (60 MCQ + 15 numerical), 300 marks, 3 hours

Marking: +4 / −1 on both MCQ and numerical questions

Engine: Numerical answers graded automatically

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CSIR-NET Life Sciences

Pattern: Parts A, B and C: 145 questions, only the first 15, 35 and 25 answers count; 200 marks, 3 hours

Marking: −0.5, −0.5 and −1 per wrong answer by Part

Engine: “Evaluate first N answered” for each Part

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GATE

Pattern: 65 questions mixing MCQ, MSQ and numerical (NAT), 100 marks, 3 hours

Marking: MCQ −⅓ or −⅔; no penalty on MSQ or NAT

Engine: All three question types, numerical answers within a range

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What every guide covers

  • The current exam pattern: sections, number of questions, marks and time.
  • The marking rules, including negative marking and any cap on how many answers are graded.
  • Step-by-step exam settings in Turgor Exam Engine, plus the import columns for your question bank.
  • What students see: the CBT question palette, the timer, and their result with percentile.

Patterns change. Each guide notes when it was last checked; confirm against the official notification before a big mock.

See it running on a real site: how lessonbasket.com runs 26 previous-year papers in exam mode.

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